Coverage dated October 29, 2026 to October 30, 2026
Trump officials tout expansive ‘war on fraud’ in Minnesota
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Feds detailed a $41 million indictment, ongoing investigations and a centralized, $25 million whistleblower incentive program during the presser.
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Vance's cancellation follows President Donald Trump canceling in-person rallies for virtual events, prompting speculation about the White House's views on the midterms.
Vice President JD Vance will no longer be traveling to Minnesota to hold a press conference on fraud later Friday. The decision came after President Donald Trump canceled his now-rescheduled rallies in Iowa and Kansas, which were initially scheduled for this weekend.
Top Trump administration officials are set to announce new anti-fraud measures Friday in Minnesota as the White House steps up its crackdown on fraud involving federal assistance and healthcare programs.
The Trump administration’s big anti-fraud announcement in Minnesota didn’t go as planned Friday. First of all, Vice President JD Vance canceled his appearance at the event in St. Cloud without giving a reason—leaving other Trump officials to stand in front of a giant banner reading “The Vice Preside…
Minnesota Republicans have sought to make fraud a top issue in their bid to flip statewide offices, and they got help from top White House officials on Friday.
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